Skeptical of this claim. Present any evidence?
rekrunnner wrote:
I have it on good authority that this is all just a misunderstanding. His family certainly knows a lot more details than anyone speculating on this site based on what they've read in tabloid newspapers.
This whole thing will be over by next week and everyone can get back to training and setting new world records.
Mr. Obvious wrote:
Skeptical of this claim. Present any evidence?
It should be obvious to "Mr. Obvious" that I know people. And that revealing their names would be less than beneficial to all involved. They simply leak information when the rabid attack dogs get frothing at the mouth too much.
I also know people. my colleagues for example.
rekrunnner wrote:
Mr. Obvious wrote:Skeptical of this claim. Present any evidence?
It should be obvious to "Mr. Obvious" that I know people. And that revealing their names would be less than beneficial to all involved. They simply leak information when the rabid attack dogs get frothing at the mouth too much.
Ramsay Bolton?
rekrunnner wrote:
Mr. Obvious wrote:Skeptical of this claim. Present any evidence?
It should be obvious to "Mr. Obvious" that I know people. And that revealing their names would be less than beneficial to all involved. They simply leak information when the rabid attack dogs get frothing at the mouth too much.
You don't know anyone.
The math would work better with 600. Either way, it shows everyone gets the same and no one throws a tantrum :)
You're right. Injecting oranges, it's the current day equivalent of the fruit fly experiment we did in junior high biology.
Don't be fooled - rekrunnner =/= rekrunner.There should be no shortage of evidence, and it's not looking great now for Aden's group. I'm curious to see what drugs were found, where, who possessed them, who they were for, what the seized documents, computers, and phones tell us, and the results of the athlete's tests.
Mr. Obvious wrote:
Skeptical of this claim. Present any evidence?
rekrunnner wrote:I have it on good authority that this is all just a misunderstanding. His family certainly knows a lot more details than anyone speculating on this site based on what they've read in tabloid newspapers.
This whole thing will be over by next week and everyone can get back to training and setting new world records.
The evidence is as clear as obvious. Diack and his inner circle are gone. Now Lord Coe is in charge. Get it? Now we can trust IAAF.
Since 2009 the ABP is reliable (with one exception: PRs special but understandable reaction to altitude), yet no Dibaba tested positive.
Clearly they all are innocent. Nothing to see here!
Sounds like Dow chemical plant wrote:
Thursday Dursday wrote:As detailed today the Catalan police, records in six of the rooms at the Hotel Arrahaona, in which the coach and his athletes were housed, 62 syringes used were located, 23 preloaded EPO and six vials of different type of EPO, as Eprex, Aranesp, Naorecormon and Eporin.
Anyone who took all that crap would be sick.
Do you want to go fast, or be healthy?
BTW, the large quantities is most likely this was the opportunity to give athletes their dope, and the protocols leading into Rio.
It's crazy they would be doing that pretty much in plain sight, he must have indeed thought he was protected....
One of two things will happen:
Aden will expose the athletes he dopped to receive a lesser charge, or
His athletes will turn on him and claim he dopped them unknowingly. They will likely sue him for ruining their athletics career and future health.
It's going to get very interesting. This is far from over.
Aden will likely be banned from the Olympics, and his athletes will probably distance themselves from him.
I suspect we will see a sharp drop in the performance levels of his athletes.
[quote]pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:
The reason podium-level performances are doped is because the IOC and IAAF are perfectly okay with doping. Aden coming to Andorra with an abundance of prescription meds is more proof the IAAF is perfectly fine with doping. The IAAF would know if they do any bio-passport blood tests.
/quote]
Please desist from sweeping generalities
the IAAF were involved in the raid on jama aden
tripleG wrote:
Where are these trolls coming from!?!?!
They've had him under surveillance for weeks, they found EPO, GUILTY!
its mostly J.R./jon orange and his various other guises
This had better be another BALCO.
rekrunner wrote:
There should be no shortage of evidence, and it's not looking great now for Aden's group. I'm curious to see what drugs were found, where, who possessed them, who they were for, what the seized documents, computers, and phones tell us, and the results of the athlete's tests.
There is no absolute proof of anything rekrunner
All of the peds, documents and computer files are possibly contaminated by heat,coffee and viruses
You of all people should be aware of this
Innocent til proven guilty
How can his athletes claim being doped unknowingly? We're talking about injection, not vitamin pills.
Truth will reveal itself wrote:
One of two things will happen:
Aden will expose the athletes he dopped to receive a lesser charge, or
His athletes will turn on him and claim he dopped them unknowingly. They will likely sue him for ruining their athletics career and future health.
It's going to get very interesting. This is far from over.
Aden will likely be banned from the Olympics, and his athletes will probably distance themselves from him.
I suspect we will see a sharp drop in the performance levels of his athletes.
tripleG wrote:
They've had him under surveillance for weeks, they found EPO, GUILTY!
Years apparently, wasn't three mention somewhere? If so you'd think they'd have a watertight case with all sorts of evidence such as actual PEDs, digital, audio, video, paper, witnesses, etc, etc. And if he's been followed that long this would have given them other leads too, so more to come and more heads to roll. There'll be a lot of people ducking for cover and desperately trying to cover their tracks at the moment.
answer.. wrote:
its mostly J.R./jon orange and his various other guises
Except neither of them post here anymore.
Years apparently wrote:
tripleG wrote:They've had him under surveillance for weeks, they found EPO, GUILTY!
Years apparently, wasn't three mention somewhere? If so you'd think they'd have a watertight case with all sorts of evidence such as actual PEDs, digital, audio, video, paper, witnesses, etc, etc. And if he's been followed that long this would have given them other leads too, so more to come and more heads to roll. There'll be a lot of people ducking for cover and desperately trying to cover their tracks at the moment.
Didn't Paula train in the Pyrenees?
This is going to be like BALCO before all is said and done.